Sentence examples similar to a notably sweeping from inspiring English sources

The committee credited Professor Thaler, who teaches at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, for moving economics toward a more realistic understanding of human behavior, and for using the resulting insights to improve public policies, notably a sweeping shift toward the automatic enrollment of employees in retirement savings programs.

In a word, sweeping.

2. A random, sweeping insult.

A lovely, sweeping retelling of a legend.

It was just me and a guy sweeping the floor.

That is, he concedes later, a bit sweeping.

"We all live like this" might sound a bit sweeping.

Mexico won Group A handily, sweeping its games against El Salvador, Cuba and Costa Rica.

A bit sweeping Souvik?

She's holding a mop, sweeping up.

Use a sweeping downward motion to create a firm crease.